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Harlan M. Krumholz
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Harold H. Hines, Jr Professor, Yale University
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travel and human interest.Health food
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By Angie Lillehei, Harlan M. Krumholz, Jian’an Wang, Juwairiya Ilyas| ScienceDirect@ The protocol used in this study, whether monitored or unmonitored, remote viewing is a specifically designed adaptation of the Mobius Consensus Protocol used at the Mobius laboratory to obtain pragmatically useful nonlocally sourced data that was used in archaeology, criminology, and policy guidance. An observation by a respondent, as viewers are called, in response to a question about healthcare in the future might be: “Hospitals don't look like they do now. They're quieter. The colors of the
Floods and cause-specific mortality in the United States applying a triply robust approach - Nature Communications
By Lingzhi Chu, Sarah E. Lowe, Xiaomei Ma, Joseph Ross, Harlan M. Krumholz| Nature Verified AbstractThe health impact of floods has not been well characterized. This study evaluated long-term associations between cause-specific mortality rates and county-level monthly flood days (excluding coastal floods caused by tropical storms) in the post-flood year in the contiguous U.S., using a triply robust approach incorporating propensity score, counterfactual estimation, and confounder adjustment.
By Angie Lillehei, Harlan M. Krumholz, Jian’an Wang, Juwairiya Ilyas| ScienceDirect@ The protocol used in this study, whether monitored or unmonitored, remote viewing is a specifically designed adaptation of the Mobius Consensus Protocol used at the Mobius laboratory to obtain pragmatically useful nonlocally sourced data that was used in archaeology, criminology, and policy guidance. An observation by a respondent, as viewers are called, in response to a question about healthcare in the future might be: “Hospitals don't look like they do now. They're quieter. The colors of the
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